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CHICAGO sent. GA Brainerd, Minn., special
says: The forest fires which were supposed TO be
under control in the eastern portion OF the county,
broke out again yesterday, and are raging In all
their fury on the meadows The fire has burned
down TO the roots OF the grass, and nothing but Q
drenching rain can completely subdue IL. A large
force or men was sent out again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-The Chicago Alton has
given the required nfteen days notice that CON-
mencing October 4, it would make the same
rates on dressed beef from Kansas City and South
western Missouri River points as the Chicago,
Milwaukee st. Paul makes under the Hammond
contract from Omaha and Council Bluffs The
action OF the Alton will neceSSitate reduction in
dressed beef rates from Kansas City and other
Missouri River points by all southwestern As
sOciattOn lines
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Tucson, ARIZ-, Sept. 22-Cftizens who have re.
turned from san Pedro state that all the crops ON
the bottom lands between Mammoth and Benson
have been entirely destroyed by the recent floods.
Fields OF growing cane and corn are now but q bed
OF sand. Such rush OF waters have never been
before known. 1t will take several years before
the ranchers can recover from their loss.
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Cause Hr.

should say. e" 'Tis all in my eye"
AID tnen heaye lusubrious sigh.
Porsentious OF ..old fashionn cry
some one would want to know the cause why
"on't You walk into my parlor. said the spider to
the fy."
'n'a'd are to pound you, confcund you. and finally
Cause whys
lou nave trespassed on my dorninions with your
p.., sanity opinions
T, Tsc .ea ., oy stubborn facts, which ignore;
S'1 tio3s - peopies affection and also cast redec-
Upon me aud AL I have in store
That's the cause why
would bump you and thump you, turn, twist and
Tumble you all over the door.
I'd enjoy your bleeding aud pIe>,,,n, hov,;v.- .ra
s9uealtns, Ne >->-
And then leave You weltering in sore
sorry 70 say. Old Hoss" that / can't allow Won To
take any such unwarranted privileges Wit nv n-css
Se's'A- A No' ieaoS 70 oe done up" just yet.
The autumn leaves are falling and a 1.-x.o ,,....
or the people OF the District Of Columbia and
Ing country looking In this direction fheir N
Aad winter supply Of
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING.
We receiving large lots every day direct fr, o-
fsStory ana mean to furnish them % the people Al
COST OF MANUFACTURES. and that's the cause Whv
We have no time TO tribe on side issues.
The lssest and h.ndsone.t styles Of fine Ready
esos C1ota'ns ~ the lowest prices, IaeAnder into
VICTOR E ADLER,s
Ten Per Cent Clothing House.
e27 and 92o 7th street northwest
corner Massachusetts, avenue.
strictly one price Open saturday until IL pm.
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LEAGUE MEETINGS.
The Government Accused Of Breaking
lfs Own Rule i'm Regard 20 Them.

Its Own Rule An Hegar0 10 Thems
DUBLIN, Sept. 22.-United Ireland publishes the
text OF the Official circular issued by the Irish
government to the police in 1850 respecting the
line OF conduct they were to pursue with respect
to league meetings, This circular directs that
where government reporters attend such meet
fngs the officers In charge OF the police present
shall request OF the chairmen OF the meetings ac-
commodations for the reporters on the platforms.
II the requests be granted, the circular makes
plain, police escorts armed with batons are unnec-
essary. In view OF this United ireland accuses
the government OF breaking the rule at MitchellS-
town with the deliberate object OF goading the
people.
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TAKING A LIST OF GERMANS
GhaAllY Relics.


PURSES MADE OF THE SKIN OF PRANZrNI, THE MUR-
DERER.
PARIS, Sept. 22.-The story is confirmed that
after the execution OF the murderer, Pranzini, q
certain police oficial obtained a portion OF the
murdererS skin from an attendant at the Medical
School and had IL converted into a couple OF
purses, which he presented. one EACH TO Monsieurs
Taylor and Goron, also police officials, souve-
Mrs The facts leaking out, the latter delivered
the purses 10 the procurator-general, who dis
missed all concerned in the matter.
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sttll trouble with the Coal Rates.

CHICAGO, Sept. 22a-There is but little probable
ity that the troubles over soft coal rates between
the Northwestern lines can be speedily adjusted.
The meeting to have been held In this city to-mor-
row adjust the difficulties and restore rates has
been Indefinitely postponed owing to the alleged
inability Of managers OF some or the roads To at
tend.
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VIENNA, Sept. 22.-The Austrian military ma
neuvers at Deva, in Transyivan1a, were concluded
yesterday. Emperor Francis Joseph warmly
thanked Archduke Albrecht 1nspector-genera OF
the army, and all the commanders present, on the
splendid proofs which he said the maneuvers
AFFORDED OF the high state OF perfection OF the dis
ctpline and training OF the army.
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Fire I'm MICHIGAN.

CHICAGO, Sept pa Negaunee Mich. special
says: The fire In the Pioneer Furnace buildings, q
brief account OF which was sent In these dispatches
yesterday, resulted In the destruction OF the ma
chine shop and about half OF the engine house. Tho
loss on buildings and machinery will reach $40 600.
A large number OF men are thrown out OF work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22
Cleveland Anarchisfs Profest.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Sept. 22.-About 2J0 anar-
chists met at a down-town,hall last night and pro.
tested against the execution OF the seven con-
demned Chicago anarchists. They spoke In
German, and were IN favor or blood II everything
0lse failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22

WHAT THEY SAY At THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
special examiner Of the Department OF Justice
has been directed to investigate the accounts Of
formed that Gen. Banks is very delinquent in the
matter OF sending In his reports, and that his
the last ren6r Was secetSe WnetSer fH9s ncS
has all been properly expended and win be duly
accounted for or not the Attorney General cannot
say. The special agent viii make q thOrouRh tn-
vestigattOn OF all the accounts and will forward
MS report TO the Department OF Justice. tt
shows any irregularities tho report win be for.
who VIII call for an explanation OF the expendi-
lures The neglect OF Gen Banks Tor 90 long q
ing OF unea&neas at the Department OF Justice.
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A Compromise.


CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-The street car-drfvers late
last night accepted a compromise OF 21 cents PEG
hour, with guarantee often hours work per day.
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Very Attractive
READy-MADE CLOTHING

We are pursuing our steady. legitimate course
Of trade. gathering in what bargains the market
affords and giving our patrons the full benent
OF all such purchases in desirable fabrics and Of
standard manufacture and reliable workman
ship. We only offer such clothing - win prove
worthy Of confidence. consequently We offer
clothing that win be satisfactory to our pstrona
We call special attention TO our tailoring de.
Iartment which 10 filed with very large and
varied line Of C1otha Diaeonals, Corkscrews,
suitings. Pantalooninss. &C.. &C., which We
make to order at very short notice. Shirts made
to order.
NOAH WALKER L CO,
81 02t Pennsyivanis avenua
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rele~raphfc Briefs.

Mr.. waller United States consul-general at Lon.
don is a passenger on the steamer Britannia,
which sailed from Queenstown to-day for New
Assumed Paris Eflende, the celebrated Arabian
poet and writer, is dead
Bohpstok, a dacot leader In Burmah led banl
OF his followers against q village on the casters
bank OF the Irrawaddy River and plunoered thA
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22

RESULT or IVES FAnURk-The governing
committee Of the New York stock exchange, after
vencies IN the matter Of Thomas e. Doremus the
representative In the exchange OF Harry 8. Ives
broker, has declared both gentlemen ineligible for
re.adm1aatoh.
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The PuB11c
WON'T BE ANYTHING OFT

by carefully watching this space from day to day for
the many Bargains placed on counters.
Our DRESS GOODS TRADE began rather early this
season. and in consequence We already have accu-
mutation Of Remnants. Among the many are the fol-
lowing:
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Washington Wins a Game.


INDIANAPOLIS, md, Sept 22.-Morning game:
Indianapolis. o o o D y o 0-2
Washington ......... D D A
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Dh III. V. B1cksE11,s
DIARRHGA AND DYSENTERY
SY II II p

contains no opiates aud Is recommended by all who
give Il trial
Mr.. John b. Brooks Of 927 18th st., and connected
with the Navy Department. Bureau Of Navigation
says Il find it the most valuable medicine that has
come to my knowledge. and wish get some and keep
1t in my house"
For sale in Washington by
Tscheffely b Evans. ATT Pa av;
Chas F. Moore, cor. 18th st. and Pa Az:
Whiteside Walton. 1921 Pa avnw.;
W. s. Thompson. 7O3 18th st. NV;
Jno. E Bates, 18th 1t. NV.
And all hrst-ciass Drusgista ,aul8.th I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22

REUNION OF THE BLUE AND TIE GRAY-On the
second day the reunion OF the blue and the gray
at EVANSVILLE Ind yesterday, the attendance was
GOV. Isaac P. Gray, OF Indiana, who welcomed the
strangers to the state: ex-G0v. F. F. Noyes, of
Ohio; Gen. Adam johnson, OF Texas; Gen. j. C.
Wheeler, Of Nashville Tenn: Col Wood, OF Flor
ence, Ala; Gen. Green B. Raum, OF Washington,
d. c., and Geo. w. Peck, OF Milwaukee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22

Rx-Mmsr1R wAsHBuRNRs ILLNEss.-At Chi
cagO, 4. B. Washburne, formerly United States
minister to France, was taken with congestion of
the brain yesterday and now lies In q precarious
condition at the home OF his son, Hampstead wash
burne. Dr.. Macarthur Gays there Is no danger OF
immediate death although his condition Is serious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22
A British Steamer Capsized.

LONDON, Sept. 22.-The British steamer Romeo,
Capt. Williams, from New Orleans, August 30, for
ROuen, grounded at villequier and capsized. The
vessel is submerged at high-tide, and Is dangerous
to navigation. An engineer and q fireman were
drowned, and five OF her crew and passengers are
missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22

LONDON, sept. 22.-Mr. Michael Davitt sailed
from Queenstown to-day for New York on tho
White Star line steamer Britannia MT. Davite
says his visit 70 America Is OF q private NATURE
and VIII De short.
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Proposed Law ~ TO Children Born in
Russia,

ST. PxrxRsBuRG, Sept. 22.-Russia Is considering
the adyisabiiity OF enacting law providing that
Children born In Russia OF naturaltzed German
narents shall be regarded Russian subjects from
6irth Instead OF from the time they attain their
ma1Orfty as It Is at present. thus making them
liable 70 military service.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
1~shvsst Corner Pennsylvania Ave-. and l1th St, by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
g. II. KAUFMAN, frest

TKD EvHNro STAR 4 served TO subscribers IN u
eey by Carriers on their account 1t 10 cents peP
week. or 44c per month Copies At the counter,
cents each By mal-postsxe prepatd-5O cent? \
month; enc year SO. six months, 81
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D1cond-claas mail natterj
Tn wrrxIY SrAR-published on Fridav-a1 q
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II AN mail subscriptions must be paid In ad dy.noa.
no paper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates of advertising made known on application
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

% OFFICE abs}s 3E TIE 1Sb PS5%NAT56 S5WNA G6 GUN
By order Of the d5sctG5s Of this Sc%pspy spssis
iES Sss:sss
THE MEMBERS OF ST. ,sTEPHEN,s
ave NV, hereby notified that the ringing Of The
5e On said church has been by order Of
tne plstr1ct commissioners The services on sunday
VIII ee as the usual hours ,ouN McN.11y Pastor
rgnE ay Is eFaF
EA 6o 81 K
F NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
- The so;partpsrshiP heretofore existing be.
MN s4asXSsS@Ro saS sSss
s9a Penn Ss
ssss is9E isss Fsss SHzk
~ PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR THE
- erection Of a Fire:eecape and Stand pipe, as
49,. NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 19, 1es7-NO.
Crsses q Oakley MAYNARD Eyre and Oh Henry Dodge
WHITLEY, and which after the death Of VIM. Tray-
nership b. the survivors Of said rm with the assent
next ensuing after the death Of said VIM. Traver1
Ihisey and Henry es% crnger @ Oakley and Maynard
sa or g. 9f 'fs FhsaH
E 1NsTASTbSEeTS F6kaFFT1sa AET OF NEVER
sishns
Ss..s .SdIs.s 1s s sss t. osrss Hs i5
w. Mashinston. D. e. who will II asked send PFC,
oB@Eishth class closes Wednesday. ssth inst, at
DSs4 SURANCE CO. notifies the following per
sons having claims in August Assessment to can at
ffSss SHgSb5s 81 ssis 5sst St esh sa nx st Sc
3. J. CAMPBEILs SSS Pa - ave. " NV.
NM ISoNEs, FES,rGank Gabl e!a gass s. anS n;S
i. WAYNE, 2054 Fayette st. NV.
I. + BOWLING. 18th and Pa ave. nRw.
+ (: y y: fSaEhsS sSYca, 81 if2 s. stn ns st Sc
r. M2RGAN hRM N Ba BR9, g = Tenleytown. DC.
.oo.s. c: Il: MANN, sGSs Manager;
K~ CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Commencing with TO-DAY. the Steamer GEORGE
LEARY Of the Wsshington and Norfolk Line will
at $40 p m the Saturday trip being dropped. @ sis6t
E~ ANOTHER DRIVE IN
IMPORTED TOOTH BRUSHES.
17o. EACH.
MERITS PHARMACY.
CUTICURA SOAP. 15o PER CAKE SIG
MRS. E; A HUMPHREYS. OF 9O6 14TH!
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An Uninyited Guest shot Dead.

81. LOUIS, Sept. GA special from Clinton, Mo-,
says: At dance In the residence or ". L Prov
ell, given by H. R. MITCHELL James Atkins was not
invited owing to a quarrel between him and Nit
chell Notwithstanding he put In an appearance
at O'Clock and Mitchell believed his Intention
dered Atkins from the premises, and an his refusal
to leave Knocked him down. Atkins drew q re-
volver, but Mitchell got the drop on him and drove
him from the house. As the two stepped into the
dark YARD Atkins made false move, and Mitchell
shot him dead. The murderer was arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22

GAUGER APPoNTED.-Jno. F. Webb has been ap-
pointed United States gauger in the sixth Virginia
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FoR WEDDING PRESENTS

We have nice selections of Doulton Royal Worcester
hheinish Crown and other celebrated potteries.
Artistic Brasses and B-onZes Floor and fable Lamps
and many articles for Household Decoration and
Utility found elsewhere
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON, Sole-Agents for
Butchers Hard Wax for floors, 424 9th ST.
wood MaHtels Tiles and Fire Place Fittings. Fur
naee Ranges and Plumbing. Jobbing Orders promptly
attended
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON.
- 424 9Th street
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CHICAGO, Sept 22-POlicemen found q gas pipe
bomb at the Cottage Grove avenue car oarn, on
39th street, at O'Clock this morning. II Wa ~
inches In length and I'm diameter, ana was 90.
closed I'm an ordinary sized starch box and had the
clock-work attachment for exploding. IL was taken
after which ft was carried 20 an adjoining vacant
lot for safe keeping No clue has been obtained -
vet as 10 who left the bomb IN the barn.
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FA1l OvERcoArs.


Whoever intends buying Light weight Over
coat this fall may well have the use of it dur
ing the first cool days Of autumn. and nowisa
sgood time to begin carrying this seryiceable
garment.
More Lightweight Overcoats are being worn
each succeeding year. ct least we infer 30 from
the increasing demand for those we sell Our
stock has increased with the demand, until now
We candidly believe that an intending pur-
chaser Of Fall Overcoat does himself injustice
unless he examines our display. Whether he
makes . selection here elsewhere he viii be
better informed as to the possibilities in Ready
made OvercoatS
GEORGE SPRANSY
s10 434 SEVENTH STREET
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Washington News and Gossip.

GovERNAENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve.
nue., $685., ,49497; customs SAFE, 117.10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22

Is MINISTER JARVIS 10 RKsIGN?-A special TO the
Baltimore american from Norfolk says: It is
stated, upon what seems to be good authority
that ex-Gov. Jarvis, OF North Carolina our minis
yer 70 Brazil will soon resign his position and re-
Curn nome. 1t Is Surmised that he viii take an
active part In the political canvass next year. hav-
ing In view the position Of United States Senator,
to succeed Senator Ransom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22

Democrats Hope to Garry Ohio.
Ex-REPRRsENTATIvE HILL SAYS THEY WILL MAKE 4
BIG FIGHT, AND he THINKS THEY CAN WIN.
Ex-Congressman Hill, OF Ohio left Washington
last night to take the stump for the democratic
| ticket in his State. In group of his political
friends last night the prospect of democratic sue
cess In Ohio this fall was being discussed.
81 don't regard our chances as so dubious by any
means" said Mr. Hill. I'm 1872 Grant carried
party was badly demOrallzed. Shortly before the
State committee and other leading democrats. In
that conference. with the proverbial wisdom OF
owls, it was decided that there was no hope OF
carrying the State for the democrats. But. in
spite OF that and all other drawbacks we elected
old Bill Allen governor. Our party is now in
much better shape for fight than we were in
1873. We are well organized, and have splendid
ticket and popular ticket. And we intend to
fight for every Inch Of ground. Our people are in
earnest, and we don't give up the nght-n0t by q
long shot,"
The conversation then turned upon the alleged
snubbing OF Gov. Foraker at Philadelphia by Mrs.
Cleveland. MIR. Hill remarked that, according to
the published reports Gov. Foraker, before start
Ing to the reception admOnished his wife that
both he and she were likely to be snubbed. "And," I"
continued MI MI Hill, "a man who will deliberately
carry his wife to public reception to be snubbed
in order that he may try to make political capital
OF 1t, Is not likely to get much sympathy from the
public" Another Ohio democrat sitting by said !:
"Well, take this view Of it: The fight is between
Gov. Foraker and beautiful woman. NOW, who
Will win In such q contest before the American
people? Why, the beautiful woman every time ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22

The Reading Coal Co announces that thefe WIN
October /
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0LADSTONEUNTHE3 E3IICHEISIOWN 3zS6xCRE.
MI. Gladstone has written letter to aGlasgow lib
eral In which he deplores the grave acts of the
Irish police against the people OF Mitchestown and
what is still graver the approval OF those acts by
the government. He continues: 81 trust the
country win not be slow to condemn that indecent
approval given without awaiting the result of the
INQUIRY and thereby discourage repetition OF pro-
ceedings it was eminently calculated to promote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22

The Lively MftcheIstOVVn Inquest.
EXCITING SCENES AT THE HEARING YESTERDAY.
At the coroner's inquest at Mitchestown, Ire
lan0, yesterday, Mr.. Murphy, for the government
protested against the language used by Mr. Har-
rington Wednesday to Sergeant Ryder. Such Ian
guage he said, had never been uttered without
meeting reproof in any court in the civilized world
Mr.. Harrington retorted that he should continue
to use the same language. The coroner depre-
Gated the retort. Sergeant Ryder was then re.
called. In the course OF his testimony he said:
and rufIlan, and said he would kick me on chair
Mr.. Harrtngton-'T call you Liar. In addition to
scoundrel, when you make such statement. 1
done with you l viii get for you the punishment
of q murderer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22

Interior Department Changes.
The following Official changes have been made
In the Department OF the Interior:
ONCE Of neutrality-suspicious. Richard b.
GOrgas, OF Alabama, clerk, 400.
General Land Onice-Appointment under the
civtl-servfce rules: Morton L. Venable OF South
Carolina, c0pylst, $500. Resignation: VIM. A.
Wright, OF North Carolina timber agent, 8. 800
.. Once of Indian Affatrs-Appointmen under the
civti-sery1ce rules: David Lescalett, of Colorado
cOpy1st, $500.
bourne, Of Missouri 81, 200 to ST. 400 Resgna.
ton: VIM. W. HERON. OF Illinois, clerk, 81 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22

BOOKS containing the address Of the citizens to
Ex-Governor Shepherd have been left at the ofaces
OF the different daily newspapers and other points
for signatures, to accommodate the general desire
OF the public to be represented in this testimonial
OF regard to the benefactOr OF Washington.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-09-17

q BAhBAisA FBlETCHlE yeufS " H. 1ci
United States flag WIS displayed fr IN one q
tie little windows In the roof when 5tonewn!l
Jackson came to town, where
She leaned far out on the window sill,
And shook IL forth with right GOOD will.
Mcclelln,shnd been puzzled 10 know what
Lee would do next after the battle of Chan.
iilly.. He knew by September tEGt they
had crossed into Maryland. He followed,
but was uncertain which rorte Lee would
take from Frederick. He advanced OIL that
town, but slowly and cautiously, oyerestt
mating, as he had done before. at Rich
mond the strength of Lees army
He reached Frederick Sept. IL and occu.
pied it after q skirniish with Lets rear
guard. The Confederates had evacuated the
place, but wbereyhad they gone nowl He
found out In singular ways a copy of Gen.
Lees orders to his commanding generals had
been left in d. II. Hills headquarters at
Frederick, when the Confederate army quit
ted there September 10 The order was issued
September q, and was three days old when il
was handed 10 Mcclellan. 1t told him all lie
wanted to know.
II Pope's dispatch book had been captured
by the Confederates a month before, and the
Federnl plans laid bare, the Union army was
avenged now. Tbe fatal special order No.
l0l" revealed that Harper's Ferry, Va. was
the great objective point of Lee This special
order became known through the south us the
Lost Dispatch" Gen. ID. H. Hill, however,
declares that II, nislcd Mcclellan, arnd that
1t did not unlount to anything anyway.